Barium Nitride (Ba3N2)

Product Overview
Barium nitride (Ba3N2) is a compound composed of the alkaline earth metal barium and the non-metal element nitrogen. It has a relatively high density of 4.78 g/cm³. The compound appears as a powder and decomposes when reacting with water to produce ammonia gas and barium hydroxide. Barium nitride exhibits significant chemical reactivity and is widely used as a chemical reagent in laboratory experiments.

Key Features

• High Purity: With 99.9% purity, barium nitride ensures high efficiency and stability in chemical reactions.
• Chemical Reactivity: Reacts with water to produce ammonia gas and barium hydroxide, making it suitable for use in chemical reactions.
• High Density: With a density of 4.78 g/cm³, it offers good physical stability.
• Crystal Structure: Barium nitride possesses a unique crystal structure that supports its applications in chemical reactions.

Applications

• Chemical Reagent: Primarily used as a chemical reagent in organic synthesis and inorganic chemistry experiments as a reactant.
• Catalyst Materials: Used as an auxiliary material in catalytic reactions to enhance reaction efficiency.
• Basic Chemical Research: Applied in fundamental chemical research to explore the properties and applications of metal nitrides.